Little Palmiste River

Grenada's Little Palmiste River is a river. It emerges from the palmiste dig in the parish of St. John. During the French occupation of Grenada, the dig construction was created almost three centuries ago. The Little Palmiste River (Little Palmiste River) is a stream (class H - Hydrographic) in (Saint John), Grenada (North America) with the Americas/Western Europe region font code.

Its coordinates in DMS (Degrees Minutes Seconds) are 12°9'0" N and 61°43'60" W, or 12.15 and -61.7333. (in decimal degrees). PU34 is its UTM location, while ND20-16 is its Joint Operation Graphics reference. The sun rises at 08:53 and sets at 21:00 (America/Grenada UTC/GMT-4) local time. Little Palmiste River is in the UTC/GMT-4 time zone.

DST begins on - and finishes on - in 2022. Little Palmiste River is a body of flowing water that flows via a channel on land to a lower level. With its dramatic views and its length, this river is considered one of the longest in Grenada.

Length: 26 km